Elon Musk wants to use AI to run US gov’t, but experts say ‘very bad’ ideaby adminMarch 14, 2025Gov’t use of AI can go wrong in many ways, experts say, including lack of transparency on how tools are trained.
Syria’s al-Sharaa signs temporary constitutionby adminMarch 14, 2025President hails ‘new history’ as he signs document while Israel launches air attack on Damascus.
Armenia and Azerbaijan finalise draft peace deal to resolve conflictby adminMarch 14, 2025Peace talks progress after Azerbaijan’s recapture of Karabakh, pushing towards a treaty to end decades-long hostilities.
South Sudan: surge in violence pushes country to “precipice”by adminMarch 14, 2025Nyagoah Tut Pur of Human Rights Watch analyses the recent surge in violence in South Sudan.
Trump vows 200% retaliatory tariff on European wine and spiritsby adminMarch 14, 2025Warning comes after EU announced retaliatory tariffs on $28bn of US goods in response to US levies on steel, aluminium.
Putin says he is open to Ukraine ceasefire, but with conditionsby adminMarch 14, 2025Russian President Vladimir Putin said he supports “proposals to end hostilities” with Ukraine, but with conditions.
Syria’s interim leader signs constitutional declaration, hails a new futureby adminMarch 14, 2025Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa signed a constitutional declaration, saying it will shape a new future.
The Palestinians Israel displaces in the West Bank have nowhere to goby adminMarch 14, 2025Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are anxious about the future as Israel steps up aggression against refugee camps.
With an ailing economy, is China a stable global player?by adminMarch 14, 2025Chinese leaders have unveiled their plans to revive the economy during the National People’s Congress.
Qatar begins supplying natural gas to Syria through Jordanby adminMarch 14, 2025Qatar will provide 400 megawatts of electricity daily to Syria, where authorities have struggled with power generation.